Mathematics Test

Book 2

Grade
3
March 2–6, 2009
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TIPS FOR TAKING THE TEST

Here are some suggestions to help you do your best:
• Be sure to read carefully all the directions in the test book.
• Read each question carefully and think about the answer before writing
your response.
• Be sure to show your work when asked. You may receive partial credit if you have
shown your work.

This picture means that you will use your ruler.

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 26 Justine brings the napkins for a picnic. She brings 3 napkins for each of the
9 people at the picnic. How many napkins does Justine bring to the picnic?

Show your work.

Answer napkins

27 Last year, a school sold 638 tickets to their school fair. This year,
287 fewer tickets were sold than last year. How many tickets
to the fair did the school sell this year?

Show your work.

Answer tickets

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28 Anna draws the shapes below.

Part A
Write a large X over the trapezoid.

Part B
One of the shapes Anna draws is a hexagon. On the lines below, write one way
a hexagon is different from a trapezoid.

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 29 At Dalton’s school, there is a Lost and Found box. The pictograph below shows
the number of hats in the Lost and Found box during three months.

HATS IN LOST AND FOUND BOX

KEY Month Number of Hats

= 5 hats January

February

March

How many more hats are in the Lost and Found box in February than
in January?

Show your work.

Answer hats

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30 The table below shows the number of minutes Carrie practiced dancing
on four different days.

CARRIE’S DANCE
PRACTICE
Day Minutes

Day 1 18

Day 2 25

Day 3 32

Day 4 39

Day 5 ?

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 If the pattern in the table continues, how many minutes will Carrie practice
dancing on Day 5 ?

Answer minutes

On the lines below, explain how you found your answer.

If the pattern in the table continues for a few more days, on what day will
Carrie practice dancing for 53 minutes?

Answer Day

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31 The table below shows the number of each type of sandwich remaining in the
school cafeteria after lunch on Wednesday.

WEDNESDAY’S SANDWICHES
Number
Type
of Sandwiches
Cheese 6

Tuna 2

Peanut butter 9

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 On the grid below, complete the bar graph to show the type and number of
sandwiches remaining in the cafeteria after lunch on Wednesday.

Be sure to
• label the blank axis
• graph all the data

WEDNESDAY’S SANDWICHES
10
9
8
Number of Sandwiches

7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
Cheese Tuna Peanut
butter

STOP
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Grade 3
Mathematics Test
Book 2
March 2–6, 2009